Esoteric Survey

John Massey for Herman Miller and Van Keppel Green Dan Johnson chair from 1951 Sol Bloom, probably A nice book pile Doyle Lane unglazed

Eames LCM Ephemera Mathematica, by The Eames Office; L.A. 84 Olympic pins, by former Eames Office member, Deborah Sussman; and Three Modern Masters catalogue of an exhibition with Bengston and Ruscha that was held at the Frank Lloyd Wright space. I found the poster for the same exhibition last week . Smalls David Cunningham ceramic plaques...boom Alvar Aalto I picked up another one of these.

Guy Williams, Subject IV (1958) Carl Auböck, no socks Paper More paper Stone

LAMA Preview for the October 11th auction This is the Dan Johnson Department Espenet Evans Clark shelf/room divider.  One of the coolest shelf designs.  Luther Conover With a rarely seen Conover stamp Eames Department  Evil Eames Department JB Blunk Department Fancy French Department Fancy Fancy Department Patio Furniture Department That's a lot of Lamb Hard-edge Department Ed Ruscha and Ken Price -  Ferus Department Ken Price Joe Goode and Roy McMakin-  LA Department Read LAMA's interview with Joe Goode, here . 

Ed Ruscha - "Norm's, La Cienga, on Fire"  1964 In a potential case of life imitating art, on January 5th, the new owner of Norms applied for and received a permit to demolish the building at 470-478 La Cienega Boulevard.   The building was designed by architects Louis Armet and Eldon Davis and completed in 1957 Image: archdaily "On January 15, 2015, the Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission (CHC) will meet and hopefully vote in support of taking Norms La Cienega Coffee Shop under consideration for Historic-Cultural Monument (HCM) status. Designed by influential modern architects Louis Armet and Eldon Davis and completed in 1957, Norms La Cienega is an exuberant example of the California coffee shop type and an expressive Googie masterwork." Visit the LA Conservancy to find out how you can help save Norms.

Kaufmann house by Richard Neutra, obviously It's hard for me to go to Palm Springs and not stop by. Palevsky House (1969) by Craig Ellwood, More here . Edris House (1954) by E. Stewart Willams Palm Springs Art Museum Barbara Hepworth Alexander Girard Gio Ponti Billy Haines and Rudolph Schindler Claire Falkenstein Judy Chicago and Frank Stella Ed Ruscha Richard Diebenkorn I made it to the last day of the Diebenkorn exhibition. It was incredible. This is blurry because the guard was running towards me. I swear there wasn't a sign.

Ed Ruscha,  Vowel #98 (O), 1996 Source:  Tate Modern Ed Ruscha,  Ed Ruscha, Securing The Last Letter, 1964 Source:  arttattler Ed Ruscha,  Vowel #18 (A), 1996 Source: MutualArt Ed Ruscha, Mr. Ray Source: Ikon Ltd Ed Ruscha,  Vowel #62 (a), 1996 Source: ArtNet